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Global Development and Inequality

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What you'll learn

How development is measured and why inequality exists.

Measuring development

  • GDP, HDI, infant mortality and literacy; the development gap.

Reducing inequality

  • Aid (bilateral, multilateral, emergency), fair trade and investment.
  • Transnational corporations (TNCs): costs and benefits for host countries.

Exam tips

  • Use several indicators, not GDP alone.
  • Evaluate the role of TNCs with examples.

Common mistakes

  • Judging development on wealth alone.
  • Confusing types of aid.
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